touchpad settings often get corrupted after resume from suspend/hibernate
Bug #121842 reported by
unggnu
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #33108: Synaptics features not always available on resume from S3.
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: xorg
I am using a Vaio Sony TX2 with Ubuntu Feisty. Suspend/Hibernate works fine but the touchpad scroll field is often dead after resume. You can't scroll with it anymore. The funny thing is if I suspend after hibernation the scroll wheel works again.
Another point is that I have disabled touchpad clicking with MaxTapTime=0 but after some wake ups it is activated again.
It seems that the xorg touchpad settings get lost or are ignored.
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I have identical behavior on Hardy with a Thinkpad T60 -- scroll area doesn't work, touchpad taps click when I have them configured not to. This is the first time it's happened, though, so it may be sporadic.